Fuel Pump Assembly for 1997-2002 Chevy S10 🚗 Pickup, GMC Sonoma, and Isuzu Hombre V6 4.3L (E3952M) Review

I bought it in August and finally wore it at the end of September. Five months later it's still holding up, I changed the fuel tank, fuel pump, filler neck, fuel filter and tank straps at the same time.

Very easy installation. Don't forget to put some vegetable oil on the o-ring. Connecting the replacement plug was also no problem with the included wiring instructions. It does not include a new locking/retaining ring so make sure you get one if you replace the pump.

This fuel pump failed within 6 months of purchase and was professionally installed by a body shop on my 2001 Chevy S10. The store told me this one was out of service, like the factory fuel pump, but the factory one was 19 years old. I bought a junkyard fuel pump for my friend's S10 5 years ago and it still works great!

Well firstly the product claims it will not fit my car and directs me to purchase a 4.3 liter V6 fuel pump which I almost Would have bought if I hadn't caught it in advance. Be careful when buying from Revain, they do not supply the correct parts to replace or repair what you are requesting. The gasket around the fuel pump is too thick to fit

Works and outputs 110psi BDC pressure as it should. The "other" product can only handle 45psi, which isn't even enough to start a car. Cutting up the original wiring harness is just nonsense. Instead, an adapter harness must be provided that simply plugs from the old connector (square four-wire connector) to the new connector (flat four-wire connector). Trying to figure out what wire colors are different is unnecessarily risky for DIY enthusiasts. I made my own adapter harness using parts from…